Hey Everybody!! Ideas?
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Hey Everybody!! Ideas?
well, a friend of mine got me to stumble into this site. I'm familiar with boats, just not too familiar with the offshore variety.
I'm currently on Lake Michigan (in a Carver) and see a lot of these boats and I'm kinda getting the itch for one. I'd probally dry stack and thinking under 30' and under $60k.
Any ideas???
I'm currently on Lake Michigan (in a Carver) and see a lot of these boats and I'm kinda getting the itch for one. I'd probally dry stack and thinking under 30' and under $60k.
Any ideas???
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Welcome to our sick little world we call OSO!
Frequency is right. Leave while you still can. The "itch" that you describe will soon consume you quicker than the Ebola virus. Next thing you know, your wife will kick you out of the house and you'll find yourself waking up with an empty bottle of drive fluid laying next to you and a bad headache.
You should be well in the game for 60 clams!
Good luck
Frequency is right. Leave while you still can. The "itch" that you describe will soon consume you quicker than the Ebola virus. Next thing you know, your wife will kick you out of the house and you'll find yourself waking up with an empty bottle of drive fluid laying next to you and a bad headache.
You should be well in the game for 60 clams!
Good luck
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a couple year old 28 checkmate would do you real well up there. good boat, good people, good ride. one of the few boats you won't lose a ton of money on.
any further questions just ask.
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any further questions just ask.
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BOAT = Break Out Another Thousand !!!!!!!
Good luck........check out this thread. There's a nice Baja there from OTIS311
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forum/sh...threadid=28661
Good luck........check out this thread. There's a nice Baja there from OTIS311
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forum/sh...threadid=28661
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For your first boat, I'd stick with a single for monetary reasons. However on lake M you'll find more confidence in twins...
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You could get an old Scarab flat deck for 30K, spend the other 30K redoing the boat, drive it for a few years, and then sell it for 30K.
Hey! At least you only lost 30K! And look how much fun you had!
Hey! At least you only lost 30K! And look how much fun you had!